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    The document describes a chance jar activity where students answer probability questions about randomly selecting shapes from a jar. The jar contains squares, triangles, circles and other shapes. Sample questions ask about the likelihood of choosing specific shapes like circles or triangles. The answers explain that squares are unlikely while triangles have an even or likely chance of being chosen since there are more triangles relative to other shapes.

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    The document describes a chance jar activity where students answer probability questions about randomly selecting shapes from a jar. The jar contains squares, triangles, circles and other shapes. Sample questions ask about the likelihood of choosing specific shapes like circles or triangles. The answers explain that squares are unlikely while triangles have an even or likely chance of being chosen since there are more triangles relative to other shapes.

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    Chance Jars

    1. What is the chance you will choose a square?


    

    2. What is the chance you will choose a triangle?


    

    3. What is the chance you will choose a circle?


    

    4. What is the chance you will choose a triangle?


    

    likely unlikely impossible even chance

    Challenge
    Draw your own chance jar and write a chance question for
    a friend to answer.
    Chance Jars Answers
    1. What is the chance you will choose a square?
    likely

    2. What is the chance you will choose a triangle?


    unlikely

    3. What is the chance you will choose a circle?


    impossible

    4. What is the chance you will choose a triangle?


    even chance
    Chance Jars

    1. What is the chance you will 2. What is the chance you will
    choose a circle? choose a diamond?
     

    3. What is the chance you will 4. What is the chance you will
    choose a rectangle? choose a square?
     

    5. What is the chance you will 6. What shape do you have the
    choose a triangle? most likely chance of choosing?
     
    Chance Jars Answers

    1. What is the chance you will 2. What is the chance you will
    choose a circle? choose a diamond?
    you have an even chance likely

    3. What is the chance you will 4. What is the chance you will
    choose a rectangle? choose a square?
    unlikely impossible

    5. What is the chance you will 6. What shape do you have the
    choose a triangle? most likely chance of choosing?
    even chance a diamond
    Chance Jars
    1. What shape are you unlikely to choose? Why?
    
    
    
    2. If there were double the amount of circles, would you
    be very likely to choose one?
    
    
    
    3. How many more rectangles do you need to have an
    even chance of choosing one?
    
    
    
    4. It is certain you will choose a circle.
    True or false? Why?
    
    
    
    5. What shape has the highest chance of being chosen?
    Why?
    
    
    
    Chance Jars Answers
    1. What shape are you unlikely to choose? Why?
    You are unlikely to choose a diamond because there
    are only two diamonds and 15 other shapes.
    
    2. If there were double the amount of circles, would you
    be very likely to choose one?
    No. It would still be unlike as there would be four
    circles and 14 other shapes.

    3. How many more rectangles do you need to have an


    even chance of choosing one?
    Four more rectangles.

    4. It is certain you will choose a circle.


    True or false? Why?
    False. It is likely but there are two chances of
    choosing a triangle.

    5. What shape has the highest chance of being chosen?


    Why?
    You have the highest chance of choosing a triangle
    because there are more triangles than the
    other shapes.

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